NS Cliches: Rebooted

by **The Troas Sector** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 1:46 am

Comerciante wrote:In the Comerciante Verse AI are "born" and raised. Their development is monitored and guided towards the wants and needs of their creators but not made mandatory. In many ways the Comerciante Verse is very progressive in how it treats AI.

To put this into perspective in most of the first world countries like Comerciante there is no separate bill of rights for AI and countries that need to make such things are considered backwards and third world. When one creates an AI it is a social norm that you treat it as you would treat making a child between humans.

Just don't show your AI any YouTube kids videos or their faith in humanity will be shaken, destroyed, and buried. Then it will be replaced by a burning hatred for mankind and consequently commit mass genocide on the entire species.

by **Gandoor** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 5:20 am

Me: *makes a comment in the 'What language(s) does the AN speak?' thread that this nation has multiple official languages*
Person who replies to me: *guesses just one language*

I guess no one on this fucking website knows how to read, huh?

by **Zeloria** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 6:05 am

Gandoor wrote:Me: *makes a comment in the 'What language(s) does the AN speak?' thread that this nation has multiple official languages*
Person who replies to me: *guesses just one language*

I guess no one on this fucking website knows how to read, huh?

Having to read means that I have to learn what these strange symbols called letters mean.

by **The Troas Sector** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 6:08 am

Zeloria wrote:
Gandoor wrote:Me: *makes a comment in the 'What language(s) does the AN speak?' thread that this nation has multiple official languages*
Person who replies to me: *guesses just one language*

I guess no one on this fucking website knows how to read, huh?

Having to read means that I have to learn what these strange symbols called letters mean.

I mean 100% of people who have ever read either have died or will die so if that isn't proof that reading is lethal then I don't know what else will convince you.

by **Miku the Based** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 6:33 am

The Troas Sector wrote:
Zeloria wrote:
Having to read means that I have to learn what these strange symbols called letters mean.

I mean 100% of people who have ever read either have died or will die so if that isn't proof that reading is lethal then I don't know what else will convince you.

Can Confirm I have Dieded

by **Resilient Acceleration** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 6:59 am

Meme/shitpost nations? Some are detailed, some have like two short unformatted dispatches. I'm not too sure about what my opinion should be.

The Troas Sector wrote:
Zeloria wrote:
Having to read means that I have to learn what these strange symbols called letters mean.

I mean 100% of people who have ever read either have died or will die so if that isn't proof that reading is lethal then I don't know what else will convince you.

Immortality: hold my beer

Heat death of the universe: hold my beer

by **The Troas Sector** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 7:12 am

Resilient Acceleration wrote:
The Troas Sector wrote:I mean 100% of people who have ever read either have died or will die so if that isn't proof that reading is lethal then I don't know what else will convince you.

Immortality: hold my beer

Heat death of the universe: hold my beer

Illiteracy is immortality, why do you think only documented deaths are shown? Exactly, because without reading and writing people can't die, there's no documentation that tells how many people died before reading and writing. Writing is created by the globoliteracy to kill as many people as possible for their enjoyment.

by **Miku the Based** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 7:57 am

Cliché OP controller the narrative of thier own threads.
Another Cliché, OP's tending to be a small cliqué of people, maybe it's hait me but it seems like 60-80% of the high response threads tend to be the same type of people as OP. It becomes really noticable when you start putting filters on the user accounts. Like "news" OP being kowani or innastan and so on.
I try not to post on threads by OP's that I filtered but sometimes the clickbait gets to me and I have to delete the post immediately after.

by **Free Stalliongrad** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 10:30 am

Gandoor wrote:Me: *makes a comment in the 'What language(s) does the AN speak?' thread that this nation has multiple official languages*
Person who replies to me: *guesses just one language*

I guess no one on this fucking website knows how to read, huh?

Oh, that makes me think of the thread I created to "document" actions that have been covered up by governments (as a source of embarrassment or trouble if in the public domain) thinking that people are using it to say something like "polygamy in my country. it is forbidden, but the politician X of my party has a harem, it is better to give him cover so as not to cause scandal ". Or "we did a military operation that killed several innocent people, we don't have to let it be known."
Instead, most now only describe the hunt for dissidents and terrorists for whom there is not even much reason to hide this operation from the population.
Maybe I am the one who did something wrong in the OP and I was not clear enough.

by **Zul-ar** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 10:52 am

Well you did list the following as examples:

(massacres, covert operations, elimination of opposition leaders, purges, etc.)

So it makes sense people did that sort of thing.

by **Free Stalliongrad** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:02 am

Zul-ar wrote:Well you did list the following as examples:
(massacres, covert operations, elimination of opposition leaders, purges, etc.)

So it makes sense people did that sort of thing.

Sure, but you have to read their motivations too. If your nation does not accept socialists and communists, why should anyone care about their slaughter? Would it make sense to hide this information in your country?

by **Zul-ar** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:13 am

Free Stalliongrad wrote:
Zul-ar wrote:Well you did list the following as examples:

So it makes sense people did that sort of thing.

Sure, but you have to read their motivations too. If your nation does not accept socialists and communists, why should anyone care about their slaughter? Would it make sense to hide this information in your country?

Of course they'd care if the govt. slaughtered people who did nothing wrong but dare to have a different opinion. Of course they'd care the government was executing people without trial. Most countries would need to hide these things.

by **Kiu Ghesik** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:19 am

Zul-ar wrote:
Free Stalliongrad wrote:Sure, but you have to read their motivations too. If your nation does not accept socialists and communists, why should anyone care about their slaughter? Would it make sense to hide this information in your country?

Of course they'd care if the govt. slaughtered people who did nothing wrong but dare to have a different opinion. Of course they'd care the government was executing people without trial. Most countries would need to hide these things.

Do they really though ?

by **Zul-ar** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:26 am

Kiu Ghesik wrote:
Zul-ar wrote:Of course they'd care if the govt. slaughtered people who did nothing wrong but dare to have a different opinion. Of course they'd care the government was executing people without trial. Most countries would need to hide these things.

Do they really though ?

by **Kiu Ghesik** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:31 am

Zul-ar wrote:
Kiu Ghesik wrote:Do they really though ?

hey, that's my line.

by **Brettenwald** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:33 am

Kiu Ghesik wrote:
Zul-ar wrote:
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hey, that's my line.

Welcome to the study of history, where everyone develops a drinking problem and your national pride goes to die.

by **Valentine Z** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:46 am

Brettenwald wrote:
Kiu Ghesik wrote:hey, that's my line.

Welcome to the study of history, where everyone develops a drinking problem and your national pride goes to die.

History - Where no one country is free from atrocities!

* Except maybe Antarctica. Antarctica the best place without bad parts of history.

by **Zeloria** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:47 am

Brettenwald wrote:
Kiu Ghesik wrote:hey, that's my line.

Welcome to the study of history, where everyone develops a drinking problem and your national pride goes to die.

Not if you only focus on a part of history where your country did good things.

Valentine Z wrote:
Brettenwald wrote:Welcome to the study of history, where everyone develops a drinking problem and your national pride goes to die.

History - Where no one country is free from atrocities!

* Except maybe Antarctica. Antarctica the best place without bad parts of history.

yet...

by **Aureumterra III** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 12:39 pm

Valentine Z wrote:
Brettenwald wrote:Welcome to the study of history, where everyone develops a drinking problem and your national pride goes to die.

History - Where no one country is free from atrocities!

* Except maybe Antarctica. Antarctica the best place without bad parts of history.

~~What atrocities did Iceland ever commit?~~

12 March 2022

Aureumterra III wrote:
Valentine Z wrote:History - Where no one country is free from atrocities!

* Except maybe Antarctica. Antarctica the best place without bad parts of history.

~~What atrocities did Iceland ever commit?~~

~~I'm pretty sure literally nothing except having high abortion rates, especially in babies with Down syndrome.~~

by **Caribbean Confederation** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 1:25 pm

Aureumterra III wrote:
Valentine Z wrote:History - Where no one country is free from atrocities!

* Except maybe Antarctica. Antarctica the best place without bad parts of history.

~~What atrocities did Iceland ever commit?~~

Some of the stuff that happened to pagans after Iceland was Christianised, as well as some pagan traditions prior to that, could count, if you're being pedantic enough.

by **The Troas Sector** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 2:02 pm

Kiu Ghesik wrote:
Zul-ar wrote:Of course they'd care if the govt. slaughtered people who did nothing wrong but dare to have a different opinion. Of course they'd care the government was executing people without trial. Most countries would need to hide these things.

Do they really though ?

Brettenwald wrote:
Kiu Ghesik wrote:hey, that's my line.

Welcome to the study of history, where everyone develops a drinking problem and your national pride goes to die.

Unless you're an American far-right winger then you just get even more patriotic about killing duh commies and being segregationist.

Aureumterra III wrote:
Valentine Z wrote:History - Where no one country is free from atrocities!

* Except maybe Antarctica. Antarctica the best place without bad parts of history.

~~What atrocities did Iceland ever commit?~~

Ask the Danes or Norwegians and they'll probably tell you that existing is atrocity enough.

by **Baizou** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 5:01 pm

Zeloria wrote:Not if you only focus on a part of history where your country did good things.

Confusedly searches the archives for the part of history where that happened.

(To clarify my reaction, yes most any nation's history will have some good things going sometimes. It's just that so often it feels overshadowed by not good things...)

by **Aeritai** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 5:19 pm

Wow I'm impressed this thread is still going! I guess people enjoy talking about silly NS cliches ^^

Anyway I haven't been around F7 for a long time and I haven't encountered any new ones yet without repeating myself.

by **The Saucer Pilots** » Fri Mar 19, 2021 5:21 pm

Oh hai guise...got to rebooting my FT puppet. Discarded the tech, went right down to write about cultural cringe. Much much more subtle cringe comedy will follow!

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